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HELENA - Montana Meth the fourth and last phase of their campaign, on Tuesday graph of the influence of these ads on trends in drug consumption continues to show success.

“These are impressive figures,” Montana Attorney General Mike McGrath said. “And it is the prospect of a criminal prosecution, crime lab, from statistics on the early years. Teen commitment, young people are in conversation with parents.

Of course, reputation is very high, because the methodology of the project. But we also have a very good job with regard to the implementation and we are a very good job in Montana now addressing treatment. ”

And the numbers are impressive. Teen use methods to be almost 45% down. The number of people supported the examination of the methods has declined by almost 72%. During the year 2005, when meth Montana project began, there were more than 1200 offences relating to methods reported by the State Board of Crime Control. During the year 2007, exactly 473

“All this is related. If you have half the children in the promotion of care because their parents to the use of methods. If you have large numbers of people in prison, because the crime methods, you say that the costs associated with this medication in society. ”

Since the withdrawal of the state of research methods, McGrath said Montana shows growth in the abuse of other substances. “We are increasingly having problems with drugs and alcohol, I think. And we must be very, very aggressive on how to deal with these problems. One of the concerns is that adolescents use of alcohol. Montana In Our figures are much higher as in most other countries. ”

McGrath added that a large part of the state increases result from the abuse of alcohol in order to use the lifestyle-Montana. He said that we need to change the cultural acceptance of alcohol abuse minors drinking under control.

The Montana meth. Project moves forward to the fourth and final phase of his campaign. New TV, radio and Billboard ads were presented Tuesday, the project and methods so-called phase four officers is still tense and nervous.

The use of new ad slogan, “It’s not normal, affecting their original slogan” No one. ”

Dennis Taylor, Executive Director, “she said, three weeks ago, young people interviewed in Great Falls Missoula, and for suggestions and ideas on new ads.

“If you ask, in Montana teens understand that in the past, twice, it is a dangerous thing to do. But they told us, we must also talk about it, that this is not normal. C ‘ is a bit what you have things that you can do “T imagine, people do. ”

Taylor, the statistics published in a new study by the Attorney General’s office. Meth in Montana has fallen by almost 50%.

The treatment of cinema attendance institutions subsidized by the state for the method is also down, and more than 90% of teenagers surveyed said they see with methods as a “high risk”.

But, Taylor said, the greatest novelty is that the methods, as well as offences have more than 60%.

The diabolical and decidedly REAL ID Act, the Constitution has met with many objections long officials, and their merit, in fact, some states have taken legislative steps for the implementation of the programme. Although, as the Associated Press reported on March 21, 2008, Maine, Montana, South Carolina is not “sought to meet the extensions, or has already started in the direction of compliance with the Real ID” . New Hampshire, the policy exemption, but the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), has submitted this request as “legally unacceptable.” So if far from fifty countries, only four had the courage to say that the federales a jump in the lake.

Now, I understand that the filing of applications for extensions, other countries may try to draw the subject, after the general elections. Some legislators do not want to comply, but they fear they are accused, as “soft on terrorism” (or, worse still, the ranks Revolutionary Party - Horror!), And if it against him, so that it would be in ’stable, and not hope that a new convention centre and a new government could be lifted REAL ID, and therefore solve the problem for them. However, this solution, while the pragmatic starting’ some policy Point-of-View, is a worsening problem of the World Confederation theft. registration With respect to the enlargement, the States to play the rules of the federal government, and therefore they are implicitly recognition of the legitimacy of these rules (and the superiority of this fact). On the other hand, non-compliance with any other send a message to Washington. They refuse to admit that the federal government has the right to each be eligible for this program. In the process, they are also implicitly assert that states have the right to interpret the Constitution and for themselves and decide on the date on which the federal government has exceeded its limits.

Give Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer.

Schweitzer is not your type Democrat. In fact, it is “the antithesis Democratic stereotype. 2,006 In an article in The New York Times, it was said that Schweitzer has confiscated the country of origin of the image largely monopolized by Republicans,” and is a new “Democratic libertarian brand when they can enter prairie populism”, a threat to the GOP’s traditional keep on Des Western countries. I can not support Schweitzer for each problem, but I will, with his mark on Democrat Hillary Obama or at any time. For example, with respect to weapons, Schweitzer noted that the owner “needs more than me, but less than what I want”, and said: “we believe in Montana pistol is hittin ‘, which you shootin ‘. ”

It is difficult not to be as a man who believes that the nature and manner.

Schweitzer is also one of the main opponents of the REAL ID, which he regards as “närrisch another system, a term of capitalization, to tell us that our lives will be better, if we have only a limited number of other loop as a rule or provision. ” Among the governors of America, it is easy for most on the issue and promised that the performance would not be Montana. Regarding the leaders they think, in Washington, recently said Schweitzer, NPR, “We usually play only for a moment, we ignore, as long as we can, and try not to a head . But when it comes, a head, we found that the most effective, easy to say, they are going to hell and run the state on how you want your state. “After consulting Schweitzer on NPR, Matthew Dunlap, Secretary of State for Maine, a comment: “We were very impressed. We have not heard that in the rhetoric, as for many years.”

Schweitzer impressive rhetoric, it is clear that it possesses qualities that are increasingly rare in American politics: namely, the principles and courage. He has the courage of its convictions, and, God bless him, he does what he can to care for others and minds of its own backbones.

On January 18, 2008, Schweitzer a letter to the chairmen of the seventeen countries, appealing for their help on cessation of REAL ID. Here are some excerpts from his letter:

Last year, the legislature unanimously adopted Montana, and I signed a law to prevent our country to participate in the Real ID… We recognized that Real ID has been a great threat to privacy, constitutional rights and pocketbooks ordinary Montanans…

Today, I ask you, with me in the resistance against DHS required to ensure compliance with the provisions of the Real ID… I want us to an interview with a unique language and demand that the Congress of this chaos and fixed…

[DHS] Chertoff, secretary of the view yesterday, even though it is about WHTI, Real ID DHS do for the continued non-compliance serious and legitimate concerns of our citizens. I take great Offense this concept, we should all simply “grow”. Please do not Faustian bargain implementation of the expansion of DHS. If we are together or DHS blinks or congress, to remedy the devastation of our nation at airports and federal courthouses.

According to the Associated Press, as of March 14, Schweitzer office has been flooded with a total of two responses, both simply receipt of the letter. ” Unfortunately, this fact confirmed my suspicions existed for a long time that, for America’s elected officials, women are not the only ones who wear the pants.

For its part, remains Schweitzer soldier.

On March 21, Montana’s Attorney General, Mike McGrath, sent a letter to DHS Secretary Chertoff, to say that Montana’s admissions requirements are already “one of the surest ways in the nation,” and he could not allow the implementation of the REAL ID, because the legislature has prohibited That Montana. McGrath also asked DHS, there are no steps, “barely Montanans ability to use their Montana valid for drivers of the Confederation for identification purposes and commercial air traffic.” DHS replied that he would have to deal McGrath, the letter as “a request for an extension”, the Governor Schweitzer replied: “I sent a horse and when they want to call a zebra, which is them. C’est They call what they want, and this was not the love letter. ”

Principles and courage, ladies and gentlemen. Principles and courage.

The struggle for REAL ID is one that we can not afford to lose. Its implementation would be the beginning of a new era in the decline in the United States, and not just because the average American would be able to board an airplane or enter a federal structure. REAL ID is much more than that. If this initiative bears fruit, it very quickly becomes the standard for the identification of needs in all areas of life and business in which the Swiss government, and there are few areas where it is not participating in those days through Especially in the war against drug trafficking and the People’s glorious income tax. They may be asked, REAL ID, if you start a new job, open a bank account, buy a gun (and probably ammunition), or for the purchase of some OTC medicines, as as Secretary for Policy Stewart Baker before DHS recently stated that the Heritage Foundation. I can even see if you have a loss of time may not be authorized without the vote of the Bush administration-Mark your person.

REAL ID is also a patriot and a sign test and repression red flag. The Department of Homeland Security, working closely with the criminal prosecution authorities, in collaboration - he, cooperation - State officials ordered to search vehicles, with tags for non-compliance of States. The drivers of these vehicles are more often sought, and in addition, as a general rule, harassed and in thuggery more frequent. Count on it. DHS officials and the state can not deny the existence - or not, in this era of dreiste tactics and intimidation police - but is, it happens. These people need a witch hunt, and who dares, their methods challenge is automatically suspect, a broom and a pointy hat hidden in his wardrobe.

In a nutshell, REAL ID is, for the first time, the federal government to give real power to destroy the lives of political dissidents, and not by a direct appeal to say, because it would probably be a spark of rebellion, but by indirect means. With simply deny individuals the capacity to lead a normal life. By blocking them at every turn. Thanks to the treatment of marginal, if not virtual traitor. If you have any doubt that this kind of thing could never happen here in America, I would encourage you to research civil liberties of Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt, and especially Abraham Lincoln. There was a time in this country when he was the amount of patriotism, to harass and imprison those who criticizes the government, cities and fields, burn dissidents, and to steal food from the mouths women and children, on behalf of the flag. Our guides are open in the footsteps of ideological tyrant of the past, and, unfortunately, in some of the highest courts in the country are willing to excuse used in an abusive manner.

Residents of the Glen Lennox subdivision of a commission finalized Monday to have their interests represented, and on the control of development plans.

The Glen Lennox neighbours in the group will also benefit from conservation status Chapel Hill district of the town hall. With this status, in the commune of the situation, to continue the development of low-cost housing and the amount of limit values for the maintenance of buildings.

The need to acquire such status revealed that Grubb Properties, the owner of 440 housing units and a shopping mall in Glen Lennox, struck more commercial retail and perhaps a hotel nine floors.

“The buildings are more or slightly higher than in Chapel Hill,” said John Paul, a professor at the UNC School of Public Health and Glen Lennox residence for 27 years.

“It’s a major change for a communication between neighbours.”

Neighbours were also concerned about the environmental effects can have serious construction. Paul said, the vast distance of the green space in the region to harm, especially in the event of flooding or heavy water ballot.

But members of the throat Lennox neighbours were quickly clear that this is not only against development.

“We are not against sanitation,” said resident Mary Dexter. “Development is coming.

“But she went upwards. The original concept plan, as presented, is totally unacceptable. ”

Gustavo Montana is a representative of the Neighbourhood Greenwood, the district has been successful in the state of conservation of the General Assembly in June 2006.

Montana said that Greenwood and Glen Lennox municipalities are linked, and he wants to support efforts in their vicinity.

“I think both sides will be a success,” said Montana. “I think it will be Grubb build something, but this association to find something positive that can be seen.”

Montana and Paul are in fact members of the new steering group, by members of the group as a representative of the municipality in this regard.

Each district branch of the three committee members in order to defend their interests. The approximately 30 residents of the meeting unanimously adopted the steering committee of all interviews with Grubb properties.

The Committee is also examining the possibility of hiring a lawyer. Montana said he thinks that it would be a lawyer for the Community is on the right track, but not because of their lobby. No decisions were taken at the exhibition.

The steering committee is to start a weekly meeting, and the entire group meets monthly.

On April 28, the city staff is expected that the proposals to the Council on the issue of the zoning of the region and the prospect of a Glen Lennox in a circle of conservation

March 31, 2008 - HELENA - Montana Attorney General Mike McGrath, a report released Monday, shows that the state continues to make progress against the use of methamphetamine.

Methamphetamine in Montana: A Follow-Up Report on the progress and trends (PDF) has been in contact with the Montana Meth Project. The trends in the report are based on data from the Task Force further incident reports, statistics on the criminal prosecution authorities, the crime lab reports, the landfill and approval of hospital information, the results of investigation and interviews with the agencies concerned. McGrath’s Office publishes a similar report in spring 2007.

McGrath said statistics from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey, the Office of Public Instruction has been particularly encouraging.

During the year 2007, 4.6 percent of students surveyed said they had never used methamphetamine in their lifetime, 8.3 percent in 2005 and a peak of 13.5% during the 1999.

And in the Prevention Needs Assessment survey by the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, 93 percent of adolescents with methods Montana saw, as a “big risk.”

“Young people in Montana still the message,” said McGrath. “Public opinion and public services of education, the Montana method. Project are in the translation changes in the behavior. It is a good news. ”

The number of secret labs for the production continues to fall Meth. In federal fiscal year 2007, only seven laboratories were seized in Montana.

“State and federal law, access to methods of precursors were very, very difficult to produce methods in Montana,” said Mr. McGrath.

Here is a look at some of the other conclusions of the report published Monday:

* Meth, crime is decreasing. According to the Incident-Based Crime Report of the Montana Board of Crime Control, reported the agencies of meth-251 drug offences, 311 in 2006 and 655 in 2005. Of a total of meth, 473 crimes were reported in 2007 compared with 735 in 2006 and 1259 in the year 2005.
* Attendance at cinemas treatment funded public institutions. Identify patients that their main methods of the drug rose from 1140 in 2006 to 769 in 2007. Total Entry figures, meanwhile, has remained the same.
* In the final version of the crime laboratory in Missoula, Meth-positive toxicology tests also declined. In the toxicological tests on biological samples, such as tissue, blood or urine tests, during the year 2007 2004 and 16.7 percent in the year 2005.
* In crime, drug trafficking chemical laboratory tests on samples of places found, meth accounted for 37.9 percent of all attempts to nearly 70 percent in 2005 to over 49 per cent during the year 2006.

“Enforcement, treatment and public awareness,” said Dr. McGrath. “The incredible effort on the part of Montana meth awareness project and to avoid using methods teen makes a difference.

The head of Montana’s wolf in the program this week said that the State would be ready to intercept and transplantation wolves to other countries on request.

“We are open to him,” said Caroline de Sime Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, in response to criticism from some environmental groups, who believe that the wolf population in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho is not large enough to be sustainable.

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Several groups have promised to bring to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in April. They fear, 1500, the population of wolves in the northern Rocky Mountains can not be maintained under the control of the state administration, which enable producers to make the wolf captured and killed livestock is a separate hunting season.
Jenny Harbine, a lawyer Earth Justice, one of 11 environmental groups, who have said they plan to resort to litigation, said management is a whole other ball game, “the State.

“We have seen, it’s really driving the wolf massacre immediately after the delisting and the federal government, at this moment, do not have the power to stop them,” she said.

Sime, who said that this would not occur in Montana, noted that many efforts were in the next to the definition of the population.

During the recovery period, Montanans made sacrifices for the restoration of the presence of wolves on the landscape.

“If people today talk of amending the goal, it would have the result that some concerns me,” she said, referring to the objective of the population is necessary for grey wolves are restored.

The plan defines public administration, it must at least a population of 100 wolves, and 10 pairs of race in Montana.

There are currently at least 420 wolves, 73 and 39 packs breeding pairs in the country and the population is growing at 28 percent per year, according to the status of the figures.

“The wolves are back,” said Sime.

If the real objective of the conservation groups, it is more and more places of wolves, “Is this the Confederation Hammer of the best way to do it?” Sime asked.

An alternative to the use of the federal Endangered Species Act, she said, is a state headed nature restoration in the historic landscapes of habitat.

The State pointed out, it has a long and successful history of the capture of birds and transplantation of wild animals to other countries, including elk and bighorn sheep.

CODY, Wyo. - A man authorities say has admitted killing his mother and sister of Red Lodge and the kidnapping of his 18-month old nephew has waived his right to fight extradition from Montana during his first appearance Sunday of the Circuit Court

Defendant in Carbon County with two counts of murder and one count of kidnapping increased, all serious crimes, Charles Stephen White, 21, were arrested by the police Sgt Cody. Jon Beck early Friday morning in the West Park Hospital in Cody, Wyo.

During his brief appearance before Judge Bruce Waters, White strange and inexplicable, several reports concerning been abducted as a child, and his mistrust towards Exekutivbeamten in Red Lodge.

Police say Elizabeth Shirley, 44, and Madeleine Tirzah White, 21, two people were killed Saturday evening, and were Charles White’s mother and sister, respectively.

La Cour des Comptes Documents released Friday in Carbon County, White admitted that Cody Police Detective Carolyn Nordberg he shot the two women and Madeleine White’s son. The child will surely still in Montana.

White Waters said he might be a lawyer or a judge designated, if it is based on his extradition competition.

White, who wanted an arrest warrant felony volatile Carbon County, Waters said that the extradition agreement, but not to drive after returning from Red Lodge Montana or Carbon County law enforcement.

“I can not promise more,” said White Waters, but has asked to spend Park County jailers White’s Montana at the request of the authorities.

“If I go to Montana extradition, the place, I have to be extradited, it is Helena,” said Mr. White.

“Helena is a place that I will show you, and most of the best known, but the FBI is Helena,” he said, adding that “because of the magnitude of the situation, the FBI has the skills, Landkreis an office that should not have. ”

White Waters said he would probably be extradited by the police in the county of carbon in a place, and he could not promise that he would be taken to White Helena.

White said he spoke instead of Wyoming investigators because of his history with the criminal prosecution authorities in the town of Red Lodge.

“I was known as Charles White, was abducted because of my family,” said White Waters, said that her “birth name is Miguel.”

White was formally courteous and respectful of those present, the deputies before the start of deliberations, “Can I ask my chair to slide backwards, so I recommend you grow considerably if the judge enter?

He was miserly detail to explain his case to Waters, who was recalled on several occasions, of his right to remain silent, advice and it often, the testimony in court could be used against him in the process.

“This is probably an excellent time to exercise this right,” said Waters.

The question before the courts, if any comments, White said he was “willing to report the truth, so that people know what happened.” Chamber of Deputies to ask him about his comments to remain in place until the hearing.

“It’s my right to speak to the media. Once I say that these guys, they are going to look upward and the National Geographic and the Agency shall watch my parents started,” said White.

He did not, or specify what he thought that by the declaration.

Based on memories of Waters of his right to remain silent, White decided later, another comment.

“I apologise for the media disappointing,” he said, when the judge.

It was not immediately clear, which is that White, upon his return to Montana. Red Lodge contracts with Yellowstone County Detention Facility in Billings to the house’s occupants.

The authorities of the rule not to disclose, the timing of such a move for safety reasons.

Developer jury awards $ 3 million in the trial of Bozeman

BOZEMAN, Mont (AP) A jury has a developer of three million dollars in connection with a dispute in which he argued that the city of Bozeman undermine its plans to acquire and develop the country, north of the city.

The jury of 12 people seeking treatment for about four hours at the end of four days before the District Court trial calculation of the Distinguished Mike Delaney.

City attorney Paul Luwe said, the ruling would have had to pay, but the authority urban Montana insurance, an insurance pool for cities and towns in Montana.

The city bought the 75 acres for a period of three million in 2003.

Delaney complaint filed five years ago, says that the city has purchased the property and to develop plans for follow-up, even though it knew that Delaney city officials, the purchase and development of the country.

The court decided that the city was previously responsible for the damage, but had a jury to decide how much money was for Delaney, the profits lost.

Take a look in this story to the court documents and audio interview.
With renewed law, the popular movement and the ongoing efforts to free convicted killer Barry Beach - including the requirements of the presumption of innocence, persists during his 25 years in prison - the prisoners? With potential in the path of freedom is increasingly attention, say supporters.

“We hope that one day she meets the other side of the door,” said the former Yellowstone County Commissioner James “Ziggy” Ziegler, who Beach 24 years in prison by a government department and, more recently, organization has helped the media in the campaign for the release of 46 - - Year-old convict.

Beach was sentenced at the age of 22, on the basis of a detailed confession of his team and tell her defense, was forced by the detectives in Louisiana, where the beach was arrested for a crime and interrogated independent under duress.
In January, New Jersey-based innocence group called Centurion Ministries a petition to the study of a new Beach, the legal reasoning to the so-called new evidence - namely testimony involves a group Girls 1979 in the killing of 17 - Kimberly Nees years at Poplar.

Then, in February, a group of Helena with the name of justice Montanans - most over the past few bars Beach? The Network for the care studies of lawyers, elected officials and businessmen - a website for his release.

Montanans of justice began his fundraising last November, and it is $ 190,000, from a press campaign, the promotion of public opinion, your own investigators. Much of the new evidence , testimony and even beach-confession can be found on the website at www. montanansforjustice.com.

Beach supporters say, the last witness undermines the integrity of his 1984 conviction of the State but said Beach Federal Attorney General has exhausted his appeals and believes that his conviction, he was welcomed across the path of US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Prosecutors say “new evidence” has already rejected by the Council of State Pardons and Parole, and should not because any more credibility.

“The Board of Pardons Montana, one of the three days of consultations with a view to June this year, where Beach has received every opportunity to prove his innocence, and it is not prepared to do so. Enough” , 60 pages, a response to the petition Beach, Transmitted by Assistant Attorneys General Mike and Tammy Plubell Wellenstein.

In truth, evasive on the freedom of the reduction Beach last August, when the board of directors for both rejected the requests for pardon, commutation and the executive of its 100 years, no voice sentence.

The decision followed two lengthy hearings, also in the testimony of numerous witnesses, including former Montana Gov. Marc Racicot, criminal Beach as an assistant federal prosecutor and Judy Gray Hawk, poplar, testifying that his sister-resident in-law admitted to attract Nees The website of his brutal murder. A number of Beach-trailers, based Montanans for Justice also attended the hearing and spoke on his behalf.

But even as a civil servant, the case was suspended, advocates Beach? With innocence, was praised for keeping to do everything possible to win his freedom.

“We are not going to give up Barry,” said Peter Camiel defender, which was leased by Centurion Ministries, when the group began again untersuchend Beach in the year 2000 the case. Since its inception in 1980, Centurion efforts resulted in the release of 40 prisoners.

Earlier this month, and Camiel Centurion helped free a man aged 55, from Los Angeles, the reversal of his murder conviction after 25 years in prison.

ustin Strahan, bottom left, and St. Anthony Dennis, in the upper right, in the courtyard of the County of Missoula Thursday. Both men have voluntarily to the killing of a homeless alleges beating to death in December last year.
Photo by TOM BAUER / Missoulian

Top administrators of Montana’s national system of public defence appeared there is a Missoula judge Thursday to defend their own standards for conflict of interest-case basis.

District Judge John Larson formerly a question of whether the public defenders in Montana, employees under the same roof National, can be adequately represented co-defendants, whose accounts of an alleged violation are in contradiction.

Chief Public Defender Randi Hood said many of these conflicts are “without difficulty” or violations of ethics, the recruitment of public defenders from other regions to a representative of the defendant.

In this case, by hand, Dustin accused Strahan and Dennis St. Anthony, the killing of a deliberate the homeless alleges beating to death last December in Missoula. Court records show that the two men were arrested based on information Strahan, 20, to the extent that police on unprovozierte attack, the largest part of any of its obligations 18 years, co-defendants.

Missoula public defender Chris Ferguson and Paulette have been assigned to represent Daly St. Dennis, while advocates of a public service regional development Kalispell office represented Strahan, whose testimony against St. Dennis in the review.

Larson scheduled a hearing Thursday to decide whether a public defender outside the region is enough to resolve the conflict, or if a lawyer privately without membership nationwide is needed.

“It is obvious that this problem would be excluded if you are hired outside consultants,” said Larson lawyers at the hearing, as doubled process Scheduling conference.

Under the standards for Counsel “- a number of standards, defenders must: - the Office of Public Defender May contract lawyers to handle private businesses to resolve these conflicts, they have to pay the fees of lawyers fees costs ‘lawyer.

“But we do that in order to present a set amount of money to pay outside consultants, and I have a budget to manage,” said Ed Sheehy, Missoula Deputy Regional Public Defender, lawyers appointed to both sides. “If I have lawyers who are willing to travel to another jurisdiction, a client, I will choose this option, and a little money.”

Montana’s countywide old system was created in 2005 as part of the overhaul of the law of Montana Public Defender, the 11 regional offices of the state, which is based in Butte. The system is a head of public defenders, Hood, and appointed governor of a commission.

Conflicts of interest have been specially designed by the government, the defence system of standards that show that each regional office acts as an autonomous entity or “Company”, lawyers in a region are never Geheimrat to specific lawyers ” Case in another region.

Thursday, consultation, and Strahan St. Dennis sat with his lawyers in defending the tables, while Missoula County Attorney Fred Van Valkenburg was at a desk.

While Van Valkenburg said, he did not see that the case law in support of the model system for the settlement of conflicts of interest, he told Larson believes that nothing about the training, met seen as problematic.

“I have no knowledge whatsoever of the fact that two of the same system, which would in any way conflict with the representation of their clients,” said Van Valkenburg.

After Sheehy, this is the first time that a judge has signed the protocol in question, given that domestic producers Office of Public Defenders was born in the year 2006.